Monster

Great Song, Awesome Video.

Big Talk

Les get it on..

Mayday!

305 Stand Up!

Bugatti Boyz

Cyhi Da Prince

#clean. #GOODmusic

The Next Rodney Mullen

Pac Man

Da greatest Boxer ever, Mayweather who?

MC Hammer

#bawse

MOST HATED

The Homie Vado has been everywhere this year with his mentor Cam'ron, same goes with Jae and Wayne so its no exception that these two dudes can spit hot fire(dylan voice). Thier both really good Mc's and be on the lookout for thier mixtapes on datpiff.com

N.E.R.D.

This Is the Single for the New album, a lotta sexy ladies.

Cyhi Da Prince

The Homie is From Atlanta and is Signed To Konvict and G.O.O.D Music, He ripped this joint, and u definitely should check out his mixtape Royal Flush.

Cool Kids x Travis Barker

Camron ft. Vado

Gnagsta Grillz u Bastards!!!

Boom

The Bawse Ricky Rawse #boom #305

Crooks and Castles Crewneck

This Crewneck goes hard, Shout out to Crooks and Castles, really digging this shit!!

Still cant wait for H

Birdman and Ross rip dis shit #dabest

Dom Kennedy

Dom Kennedy graced the streets of Los Angeles in 2008 with the release of his debut project, titled 25th Hour. The Leimert Park native, born August 22, 1984, made a name for himself by promoting, distributing and along with Jason Madison co-producing the 25th Hour mix-tape. After receiving local and nationwide praise, Dom followed up in the spring of 2009 with the independent release of Future Street/Drug Sounds, an all-original collection that seized the attention of major labels, blogs and Hip Hop fans worldwide. In the fall of 2009, Dom teamed up with DJ Sour Milk of Power 106 and the Los Angeles Leakers to produce his third and most recent project, titled Best After Bobby. The mixtape release would legitimize his fan base and increase a nation-wide buzz, receiving over 10,000 downloads within the first few hours of release.

Dom remembers, at the age of 12, when he would listen to the great Hip-Hop records of that time envisioning what life would be like if the world could hear what he had to say. He would walk around the house free styling, and performing for his mom and sisters who were amazed by the amount of talent he possessed at such a young age. “Leimert Park, what’s cool?” Dom explains, “is a common theme used in my music to show the significance of the neighborhood that birthed me.” Dom’s responsibility to his family, his neighborhood and the younger generation, is what drives his dedication to Hip Hop. “I know what rap did for me when I was younger and how it affected me…a chance to do that and give it back, I had to.” Dom often speaks about his feeling of obligation to the youth. “When I would listen to Outkast for example, it would take me right to the streets of Savannah, GA where I could almost feel myself riding in a Cadillac with Big Boi and Dre. It gave me that sense of security, that acceptance, as if I was apart of something. Its beyond important for the kids today to see that they can do it too, I don’t mind being the example.”

As Dom got older he began to appreciate the music as an art form thus, allowing him to identify with an evolving culture. He understood the art of music and was able to utilize this understanding as an avenue for self-expression. His language now portrays a level of poise and maturity that gives evidence to his musical genius. “I’m probably the best Kennedy after Bobby…” Dom puts in plain words and explains, “this shows the connection I feel with being a leader and someone people can look up to in the future to speak for generations, always with style and presence.”

“Hello world, I’ve arrived,” is Dom’s motto for everyone. His main objective is to make a global impact through music so that his message lives on. Dom has been verbally endorsed by many, including John Monopoly, Kenny Burns, Rick Ross, Taz Arnod of Sa-Ra, and The Hundreds just to name a few. Where a career in music was once a dream for Dom Kennedy, it has now become a reality.

via http://www.dopeitsdom.com/?page_id=76

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Up and Coming Artist : Big K.R.I.T.

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Big KRIT is a hip-hop artisit from Meridian, Mississippi. He self produced his first release, "K.R.I.T. Wuz Here", which earned positive reviews, and released it for free on the internet. Shortly after the release of the album he was signed by Def Jam recordings. He has recently also made guest appearances on Pilot Talk the debut studio album of acclaimed rapper Curren$y.Be on the look out for Homie he's Mad Talented.

Vado

The cat is from Harlem he's Cam'rons protege, dis kid got next #nuffsaid

Two Monsters in one room!!!

The Alchemist and AraabMUZIK(dipset), these two niggas r one of my favorite producers in the game especially Araab this kid is a beast!!!

Supa Dupa

Till i am the king of my castle(Koopa) #Whattttttttttt

Goodbye Sober Day

Were Back Snitches!!!!!